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son corps en marbre noir à décor de frises végétales et florales, ornementations en bronze doré finement ciselé, mouvement signé Honoré Pons d'époque Charles X, XIXème siècle
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PONS 1827
IL FONCTIONNE PARFAITEMENT AVEC SON BALANCIER , IL SONNE LES HEURES ET LE DEMI HEURES D'UN SON CRISTALLIN
LE CADRAN ÉMAILLÉ BLANC EST MARQUÉ
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ELve DE LEPAUTE A PARIS
(lepaute était l'horloger du roi en 1748)
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ELEGANT IN CORN MAIZE
IT IS DECORATED FOR FINS AND LEAVES ALCANTES
his body black marble decorated with vegetal and floral friezes, ornamentation finely carved gilt bronze movement signed Honore Pons vintage Charles X nineteenth century
MOVEMENT IS STAMPED WIRE
GOLD MEDAL
1827 PONS
IT WORKS PERFECTLY WITH HIS STICK IT SOUNDS AND A HALF HOURS HOURS SOUND CRYSTAL
GLAZED WHITE DIAL IS MARKED
STOCK brothers
A Elve LEPAUTE OF PARIS
(Lepaute was the king's clockmaker in 1748)
the curved glass antique and original screws on the move.
DELIVERED WITH ITS KEY AND STICK
it is in perfect condition
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Augustin Michel Adam Henry Lepaute (Paris, 13 mai 1800-Le Mesnil-le-Roi, 7 novembre 1885) est un horloger français.
Membre d'une famille d’horlogers, élève de Gustave Eiffel, il devient l'horloger de Louis-Philippe et de Napoléon III.
En 1823, il s'associe avec Augustin Fresnel, directeur des Phares et balises et se spécialise dans la construction d’horloges et de phares monumentaux tels celui de Valsörarna en Finlande, équipés de mécanismes rotatifs d'optique.
Son entreprise devient en 1837 fournisseur exclusif des horloges des réseaux de chemins de fer du Nord, d’Orléans, de l’Est et de l’Ouest. Plus de 1 300 phares du monde seront équipés par le système Lepaute.
Décédé en 1885, il est inhumé au cimetière de Le Mesnil-le-Roi où l'on peut encore voir sa tombe.
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Honoré Pons
Naissance 1773 Paris
Décès 13 janvier 1851 Paris
Nationalité français
Activité horloger
Maître Antide Janvier
Distinction
chevalier de la Légion d’honneur (1819)
Pierre-César Honoré Pons, né à Paris en 1773, mort à Paris le 13 janvier 1851, est un horloger français. Installé d'abord comme pendulier à Paris, il est connu pour avoir relancé l'industrie horlogère à Saint-Nicolas d'Aliermont. (Normandie). Il a signé de très nombreux mécanismes de pendule de cheminée.
Peu de temps après sa naissance, ses parents s'installent à Grenoble. Honoré Pons poursuit ses études à Paris chez les Jésuites et rentre en apprentissage chez Antide Janvier. En 1798, il travaille comme pendulier chez le prestigieux Lepaute. En 1803, il s'installe pendulier rue de la Huchette à Paris, non loin de la place Saint-Michel où travaillent les grands horlogers comme Berthoud, Bréguet ou Lépine.
Honoré Pons est venu s'installer à Saint-Nicolas-d'Aliermont en 1807, missionné par les instances de l’État (préfet de Seine-Inférieure et ministre de l'Intérieur de Napoléon).
Il reçoit plusieurs médailles d'or et d'argent. En 1819, il est distingué par la Légion d'honneur.
En 1846, voyant sa santé décliner, il vend ses ateliers à l'horloger Delépine.
Une collection importante de mécanismes signés Honoré Pons est conservée au Musée des arts et métiers, une collection de pendules et pendulettes au musée de l'horlogerie de Saint-Nicolas-d'Aliermont.
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La Restauration est la période de l'histoire de France comprise entre la chute du Premier Empire le 6 avril 1814 et la révolution des Trois Glorieuses du 29 juillet 1830. La Restauration consiste en un retour à la souveraineté monarchique de la Maison de Bourbon, exercée dans le cadre d'une monarchie constitutionnelle limitée par la Charte de 1814, sous les règnes de Louis XVIII et Charles X, frères cadets de Louis XVI, déchu en 1792 puis exécuté en 1793.
Cette période est entrecoupée par les Cent-Jours du 20 mars au 8 juillet 1815 pendant lesquels l'empereur déchu Napoléon Ier reprit le pouvoir. Cet intermède permet de distinguer la Première Restauration de la Seconde Restauration. Elle est suivie par la Monarchie de Juillet de 1830 à 1848, également limitée par la nouvelle Charte de 1830, sous le règne de Louis-Philippe Ier, issu de la branche cadette des Bourbons-Orléans (dont descendent les Comtes de Paris depuis la révolution jusqu'à nos jours, et l'actuel Comte de Paris.)
Cette période de restauration de la monarchie fut un temps d'expérimentation des débuts du parlementarisme, en préservant quelques acquis de la Révolution française.
La période voit donc l'expérience d'une monarchie constitutionnelle, avec une période relative de paix dans un contexte international troublé. La Révolution industrielle provoque des bouleversements économiques et sociaux profonds. La politique ministérielle s'en ressent.
En politique intérieure, c'est un retour monarchique mais sous l'influence d'une vraie vie parlementaire, qui est marquée d'une oscillation entre ultra-royalistes et libéraux.
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HELLO HERE IS A
TIME CLOCK RESTORATION AND BRONZE MARBLE BLACK
ELEGANT IN CORN MAIZE
IT IS DECORATED FOR FINS AND LEAVES ALCANTES
his body black marble decorated with vegetal and floral friezes, ornamentation finely carved gilt bronze movement signed Honore Pons vintage Charles X nineteenth century
MOVEMENT IS STAMPED WIRE
GOLD MEDAL
1827 PONS
IT WORKS PERFECTLY WITH HIS STICK IT SOUNDS AND A HALF HOURS HOURS SOUND CRYSTAL
GLAZED WHITE DIAL IS MARKED
STOCK brothers
A Elve LEPAUTE OF PARIS
(Lepaute was the king's clockmaker in 1748)
the curved glass antique and original screws on the move.
DELIVERED WITH ITS KEY AND STICK
it is in perfect condition
watch the movie on youtube:
https://youtu.be/5QBbopA7MwY
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HELLO HERE IS A
TIME CLOCK RESTORATION AND BRONZE MARBLE BLACK
ELEGANT IN CORN MAIZE
IT IS DECORATED FOR FINS AND LEAVES ALCANTES
his body black marble decorated with vegetal and floral friezes, ornamentation finely carved gilt bronze movement signed Honore Pons vintage Charles X nineteenth century
MOVEMENT IS STAMPED WIRE
GOLD MEDAL
1827 PONS
IT WORKS PERFECTLY WITH HIS STICK IT SOUNDS AND A HALF HOURS HOURS SOUND CRYSTAL
GLAZED WHITE DIAL IS MARKED
STOCK brothers
A Elve LEPAUTE OF PARIS
(Lepaute was the king's clockmaker in 1748)
the curved glass antique and original screws on the move.
DELIVERED WITH ITS KEY AND STICK
it is in perfect condition
watch the movie on youtube:
https://youtu.be/5QBbopA7MwY
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Augustin Michel Adam Henry Lepaute (Paris, May 13, 1800-Le Mesnil-le-Roi, November 7, 1885) is a French watchmaker.
Member of a family of watchmakers, student of Gustave Eiffel, it becomes the watchmaker Louis-Philippe and Napoleon III.
In 1823 he teamed up with Augustin Fresnel, Director of Lighthouses and beacons and specializes in the construction of monumental clocks and lights such Valsörarna that of Finland, equipped with rotary optical mechanisms.
His company became in 1837 the exclusive supplier of the northern railway network clocks, Orleans, East and West. Over 1300 World flagship will be equipped by the Lepaute system.
Died in 1885, he was buried in the cemetery of Le Mesnil-le-Roi where one can still see his grave.
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Honore Pons
Birth 1773 Paris
Deaths January 13, 1851 Paris
French Nationality
Watchmaking activity
Master Antide Janvier
Distinction
Knight of the Legion of Honour (1819)
Pierre-César Honore Pons was born in Paris in 1773, died in Paris January 13, 1851, is a French watchmaker. Installed first as a clockmaker in Paris, he is known to have revived the watchmaking industry in Saint-Nicolas d'Aliermont. (Normandy). He has authored numerous chimney clock mechanisms.
Shortly after his birth, his parents moved to Grenoble. Honore Pons continued his studies in Paris with the Jesuits and returned apprenticed Antide Janvier. In 1798, he worked as a clockmaker in the prestigious Lepaute. In 1803, he moved clockmaker Rue de la Huchette in Paris, not far from the Saint-Michel square where the great watchmakers working as Berthoud or Breguet Lépine.
Honore Pons came to settle in Saint-Nicolas-d'Aliermont in 1807 commissioned by the state bodies (Lower Seine prefect and Minister of the Interior of Napoleon).
It receives several gold and silver medals. In 1819 he was honored by the Legion of Honour.
In 1846, seeing his health declined, he sold his watchmaking workshops Delepine.
An important collection mechanisms signed Honore Pons is preserved at the Museum of Arts and Crafts, a collection of clocks and clocks in the clock museum of Saint-Nicolas-d'Aliermont.
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Restoration is the period of the history of France between the fall of the First Empire April 6, 1814 and the Three Glorious Revolution of July 29, 1830. The Restoration is a return to monarchical sovereignty of the House of Bourbon, exercised within the framework of a constitutional monarchy limited by the Charter of 1814, under the reigns of Louis XVIII and Charles X, younger brothers of Louis XVI, deposed in 1792 and executed in 1793.
That period is interrupted by the Hundred Days from March 20 to July 8, 1815 during which the deposed emperor Napoleon I returned to power. This interlude distinguishes the First Restoration Second Restoration. It is followed by the July Monarchy of 1830-1848, also limited by the new 1830 Charter, under the reign of Louis Philippe I, coming from the younger branch of the Bourbon Orleans (whose descendants the Earls of Paris since the revolution until today, and the current Count of Paris.)
This period of restoration of the monarchy was a time of experimentation of early parliamentarism, preserving some achievements of the French Revolution.
The period therefore see the experience of a constitutional monarchy, with a period of relative peace in a troubled international context. The Industrial Revolution causes profound economic and social upheaval. Departmental policy suffers.
In domestic policy, it is a monarchic return but under the influence of a real parliamentary life, which is marked with an oscillation between ultra-royalists and liberals.
Augustin Michel Adam Henry Lepaute (Paris, May 13, 1800-Le Mesnil-le-Roi, November 7, 1885) is a French watchmaker.
Member of a family of watchmakers, student of Gustave Eiffel, it becomes the watchmaker Louis-Philippe and Napoleon III.
In 1823 he teamed up with Augustin Fresnel, Director of Lighthouses and beacons and specializes in the construction of monumental clocks and lights such Valsörarna that of Finland, equipped with rotary optical mechanisms.
His company became in 1837 the exclusive supplier of the northern railway network clocks, Orleans, East and West. Over 1300 World flagship will be equipped by the Lepaute system.
Died in 1885, he was buried in the cemetery of Le Mesnil-le-Roi where one can still see his grave.
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Honore Pons
Birth 1773 Paris
Deaths January 13, 1851 Paris
French Nationality
Watchmaking activity
Master Antide Janvier
Distinction
Knight of the Legion of Honour (1819)
Pierre-César Honore Pons was born in Paris in 1773, died in Paris January 13, 1851, is a French watchmaker. Installed first as a clockmaker in Paris, he is known to have revived the watchmaking industry in Saint-Nicolas d'Aliermont. (Normandy). He has authored numerous chimney clock mechanisms.
Shortly after his birth, his parents moved to Grenoble. Honore Pons continued his studies in Paris with the Jesuits and returned apprenticed Antide Janvier. In 1798, he worked as a clockmaker in the prestigious Lepaute. In 1803, he moved clockmaker Rue de la Huchette in Paris, not far from the Saint-Michel square where the great watchmakers working as Berthoud or Breguet Lépine.
Honore Pons came to settle in Saint-Nicolas-d'Aliermont in 1807 commissioned by the state bodies (Lower Seine prefect and Minister of the Interior of Napoleon).
It receives several gold and silver medals. In 1819 he was honored by the Legion of Honour.
In 1846, seeing his health declined, he sold his watchmaking workshops Delepine.
An important collection mechanisms signed Honore Pons is preserved at the Museum of Arts and Crafts, a collection of clocks and clocks in the clock museum of Saint-Nicolas-d'Aliermont.
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Restoration is the period of the history of France between the fall of the First Empire April 6, 1814 and the Three Glorious Revolution of July 29, 1830. The Restoration is a return to monarchical sovereignty of the House of Bourbon, exercised within the framework of a constitutional monarchy limited by the Charter of 1814, under the reigns of Louis XVIII and Charles X, younger brothers of Louis XVI, deposed in 1792 and executed in 1793.
That period is interrupted by the Hundred Days from March 20 to July 8, 1815 during which the deposed emperor Napoleon I returned to power. This interlude distinguishes the First Restoration Second Restoration. It is followed by the July Monarchy of 1830-1848, also limited by the new 1830 Charter, under the reign of Louis Philippe I, coming from the younger branch of the Bourbon Orleans (whose descendants the Earls of Paris since the revolution until today, and the current Count of Paris.)
This period of restoration of the monarchy was a time of experimentation of early parliamentarism, preserving some achievements of the French Revolution.
The period therefore see the experience of a constitutional monarchy, with a period of relative peace in a troubled international context. The Industrial Revolution causes profound economic and social upheaval. Departmental policy suffers.
In domestic policy, it is a monarchic return but under the influence of a real parliamentary life, which is marked with an oscillation between ultra-royalists and liberals.
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